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The
price of Salt People Down, Now Turn the Salt Grower in Sumenep Scream
PALMERAH – The price of salt at the salt farmer
level in Sumenep Regency, East Java, began to decline gradually over the past
few days from Rp3,500 per kilogram (kg) to Rp2,100. The salt growers screamed.
“Currently the price of salt is Rp2.100 per
kilo,” said Ubaidillah, a salt farmer in Pinggirpapas, Kalianget Subdistrict,
Sumenep, Madura, on Tuesday. He said, initially the price of peasant salt at
the farm level fell from Rp3.500 per kilogram to Rp3.000. After that, it
dropped again to Rp2,600; then Rp2.400, and now Rp2.100 per kg.
“We expect that the price of salt will continue
to fall due to imported salt, which is less encouraging for farmers,” he said.
Ubaidillah also pointed out, since a few days ago, the weather has returned to
normal and supports the production of people’s salt.
Previously, it still frequently rains, which does
not support salt production in Sumenep and surrounding areas to make people’s
salt production disturbed. Inadequate production of salt that makes the supply
of salt commodities at the farm level is limited. This condition makes the
price of salt to be expensive because it had reached Rp3.500 per kg.
At the end of last week, 27,500 tons of imported
salt from Australia arrived at the Port of Tanjung Perak Surabaya. This
imported salt is distributed to a number of Small and Medium Industry (IKM)
players in three regions, namely East Java, Central Java and West Kalimantan.
(Source: www.tribunnews.com)
paraphrasing
“We expect that the price of salt
will continue to fall due to imported salt, which is less encouraging for
farmers,” he said. Ubaidillah also pointed out, since a few days ago, the
weather has returned to normal and supports the production of people’s salt.
"We expect salt
prices to continue to fall
due to imported salt, which is less encouraging for farmers," he said.
Ubaidillah also pointed out that the weather has returned to normal since a few
days ago and supports the production of people's salt.
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